Where is the RSS in Mail?

I'm new to Leopard and although I can add RSS feeds in mail, i can't actually see them. Are they not meant to have an icon in the side panel?

The previous Mail did have:
MAILBOXES
ON MY MAC
The above separated the mailboxes slightly.
Yes, the On My Mac has been removed and everthing comes under one heading of Mailboxes now.
All my mailboxes are there that I had before though.

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Where did the link to Mail go!!?

OK. I am totally confused and lost, and getting very frustrated.
I can no longer simply go to Mail via Safari.
I go here:
http://www.apple.com/
and there is no link to mail.
So I click Mac. And it takes me to this:
http://www.apple.com/mac/
Still no sign of Mail. I am looking all over this page. There is a “Why You’ll Love a Mac,” “watch ads,” .Mac, but it is not a link. Under that is a link to log in (I am already logged in but, ok, I’ll try it anyway.)
That takes me to http://www.apple.com/dotmac/. STILL NO SIGN OF MAIL! Instead, it’s a bunch of prompts for signing up for a .Mac account. (I have one and have had for three years.)
Where is mail?

But, Simon...
where is the link to mail?
I did use your link (as I have before) but nowhere on this page is there a link to mail. Is it hidden somewhere? Is it a secret? All I see are ads for using .Mac.
This is what I see:
• Tour .Mac
• One-click web publishing
• Photocast with iPhoto
• Exchange files from anywhere
• Communicate Apple style
• Bring groups together
• Stay in sync
• Backup your life
• How it works
• .Mac in action
• Membership options
Where the heck is Mail? And why did Apple decide to make it so difficult to find?

Where is the RSS feed or Subscribe button in Safari 6?

Where is the RSS feed or Subscribe button in Safari 6?

Checked out some readers, but I'm more interested in a plugin for Safari 6. Can you recommend one? Is there one at this time?
I think the RSS feed was removed in Safari 6.
See this TUAW article.

Where is the RSS feed reader in FF5?

I added the "Subscribe to this page" icon to the Navigation Bar, but when I subscribe to a page, all I get is a measly drop-down menu for that page in the Bookmarks Toolbar.
Where is the full-page, formatted feed page that Firefox used to have? I did read the one question on this subject, but the answer was of no help.

Did you look at: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/845262 ?

Where's the RSS feed reader

in my old BBBold 9780, I used the RSS feed reader to subscribe to feeds of my fav blogs and read them... I cant seem to find the similar function in the Q10, can anyone help. There is a "reader" thingy in Browser, but it doesnt do anythng...many thanks.

There are tons of RSS readers in the BlackBerry World

Where are the RSS feeds in Mail Version 7.0 (1816)??

RSS feeds in Mail Version 7.0 (1816) disappeared after Maverics update. Any idea how to get back?

I have this error too - Mail 7.0 (1822) on my iMac 2011 but - strange - not on MacBook Air 2013
Spotlight outside Mail works fine. With just repaired disk permissions ...
Frits
OS X Mavericks (10.9)

Where is the FILE/New Mail Account or account settings buttons... can't find them on the firefox page?????

Help,
New to Firefox. Where do I find the "file" button????

Hello,
The menu bar is hidden as most commands can be found in the three bar menu. You can show it by pressing Alt, or by right clicking one of the spaces around your address bar and clicking Menu Bar, or by going to the three bar menu:
* [[Image: New Fx Menu]] > Customize > Show / Hide Toolbars > Menu Bar
As for the New Mail Account, are you sure you're not confusing Firefox with Thunderbird, the email application?
* https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/

Where is the Trash in Mail?

I have searched all over preferences and under main menu drop down menus. I cannot find an option to show a Trash mailbox. And yet, Under Accounts - Mailbox Behavior - Trash, there is a checkbox to “Move deleted messages to the Trash mailbox.”
I see Junk and Delete. But where is Trash in Mail?
Duh.
Noodlehead

That's not up to you to decide. The account type is defined by the email provider. Some do allow a choice. I believe that the majority do not. If they do, they'll give you a choice in the account configuration and setup directions that they provide to you.
To the best of my knowledge, .mac is NOT one of those that give you a choice.
When you selected .mac in account setup, it is, essentially, imap. I really don't know what any differences are between selecting ".mac" and selecting "imap", and if none, why the distinction between the two during account setup is made. Maybe it was just to make things "easier" for .mac folks; some sort of marketing gizmo.
The only benefit I see to POP accounts is if you are paranoid about storing your mail on a server. However, until it was downloaded, it was stored there anyways. The big benefit that I see with IMAP is that regardless of from what computer you are accessing your account, your mailboxes on the different computers stay synchronized with one another, so the mailboxes on one computer don't get out of whack with those on another computer. It is always the "latest and greatest."

Where has the 'checking for mail' icon gone?

Whenever I used to check my mail manually (Comand-Shift-N) an icon to the left of the Inbox would come up to show that mail was checking. If I remember correctly, it was a couple of triangles in a circle that would spin while the process was being executed. It's disappeared now - nothing come up and there's no way of knowing whether Mail is checking for mail or has finished doing so now. Any ideas where this visual indication of when Mail is busy checking for mail might have gone and how I can get it back?
By the way, what do you call that icon - the one that comes up when a process is being exectued to show you so?

Yes, that's right - no, it doesn't appear in the mailbox list. Where it used to be, e.g. if you're in Inbox and it's darkened to show it's the folder being viewed, it used to be the right of of 'Inbox' - where, when Mail is NOT checking for mail, there is a circle with a number in the middle of it to show how many unread messages are in the folder... It's that circle (the one showing the number of unread messages when Mail is idle) that used to turn into two spinning triangles when Mail was checking for mail. It's gone, but the circle displaying the number of unread messages is still there.
It certainly is checking for mail, and receiving everything and doing everything else perfectly. In fact, that's the problem - it's such a reliable and well-behaved program that it seems such a waste of time to worry about silly, niggling little things. But still... Would be nice to have it back. I liked it and miss it.
Nope, no enhancements; just as it was installed when I took delivery of the computer. Is it possible Firefox has somehow corrupted it?
All current Apple and Mozilla (Firefox 3.0.11) updates are installed.

Where are the notes from Mail now?

What happened to my NOTES from Mail when I upgraded to Maverick OS X? and is Maverick really an upgrade?

They're in a separate application called Notes. Similarly, calendar to-dos are in a separate application called Reminders. Both are able to sync with the equivalent Notes and Reminders on an iOS device.
Matt

Where are the RSS-Feeds?

I subscribed some RSS-Feeds in my GroupWise fatclient and now i wanted to read them in my WebAccess. In the Webaccess documentation, it says:
Although you cannot subscribe to new RSS feeds in WebAccess, you can view the feeds you subscribed to and downloaded in the GroupWise Windows client.
Problem: I can't find any folder/feeds in webaccess folder-tree regarding to the subscribed feeds in my windows-client. Anybody the same problem / any ideas?

Hi,
I do believe that this is a bug: Bug 719949
I can concur that the Feeds Folder is missing from WebAccess (GroupWise 2012SP2), and, as far as I am aware, Novell are aware of this and working on it.
Cheers,

Where can I find the RSS icon in Firefox 4.0?

After upgrading to Firefox 4.0 I become unable to find the RSS icon for pages have RSS links. In Firefox 3.6, the RSS icon was located on the right end of the address bar (near the star). Where is the RSS icon located in Firefox 4.0?
Thanks.

The RSS button has been removed from the location bar. Instead there is a toolbar button that you can add, for details of how to do that see https://support.mozilla.com/kb/How+to+customize+the+toolbar - the RSS button is named "Subscribe" in the customize toolbar window.
The RSS button is greyscale, if you prefer to add an RSS icon to the location bar similar to Firefox 3.6, you can use the RSS Icon extension - https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/rss-icon

Where did the old left click shortcut go - to 'make link'?

Aloha, Please tell me if there is a way to make a link like there was prior to installing the 10.4.11 update.
Before i installed that update i was able to press control & click and the pop up menu would give me the quick option 'make link' from the link text i typed. Now, since i have installed the update, it is gone and some of my links don't automatically become links; in email they seem to but on, for example, myspace they do not.
Please tell me if there is a shortcut to get to that sweet, quick and easy old 'make link' option.
many mahalo's
j

But, Simon...
where is the link to mail?
I did use your link (as I have before) but nowhere on this page is there a link to mail. Is it hidden somewhere? Is it a secret? All I see are ads for using .Mac.
This is what I see:
• Tour .Mac
• One-click web publishing
• Photocast with iPhoto
• Exchange files from anywhere
• Communicate Apple style
• Bring groups together
• Stay in sync
• Backup your life
• How it works
• .Mac in action
• Membership options
Where the heck is Mail? And why did Apple decide to make it so difficult to find?

Please, where is the mailfolder ..

hi,
please help me, where is the complete entourage mail-folder (where me in & out mails are) and the entourage address-folder ...
need the exact name.
thanx.

The WPS button would be on your router if your router supports WPS, press and hold the WPS button for a few seconds. Alternately there may be a WPS PIN number on the label, perhaps on the bottom of the router.

Why can't I see the rss mail box in mail? Where is the all folders in the mail?

Why can't I see the RSS mail box in mail in OS X Mountian Lion? Where is the all folders option in the mail?
Thanks

The previous Mail did have:
MAILBOXES
ON MY MAC
The above separated the mailboxes slightly.
Yes, the On My Mac has been removed and everthing comes under one heading of Mailboxes now.
All my mailboxes are there that I had before though.

Where is the RSS in Mail?

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